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| author | Galaz, German Mino Pena, Juan Pablo Baez, Javier Patino Berdu, Nicolas Mino Suarez, Jose Gonzalez |
| author_facet | Galaz, German Mino Pena, Juan Pablo Baez, Javier Patino Berdu, Nicolas Mino Suarez, Jose Gonzalez |
| contents | This research reports the entropy and information transfer throughout seven different enzymatic systems, namely, TIM-Barrel, Human Lysozyme, Ribonuclease A1, Pepsin , b-lactamase, Human Glucokinase and Carbonic anhydrase II. A general trend is detected: entropy and information is transported form the peripherical regions towards the catalytic site of the analyzed enzymatic systems. |
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| spellingShingle | Entropy and Information is Transferred from Peripherical Sites to the Catalytic Sites of Enzymes Galaz, German Mino Pena, Juan Pablo Baez, Javier Patino Berdu, Nicolas Mino Suarez, Jose Gonzalez Biomolecules This research reports the entropy and information transfer throughout seven different enzymatic systems, namely, TIM-Barrel, Human Lysozyme, Ribonuclease A1, Pepsin , b-lactamase, Human Glucokinase and Carbonic anhydrase II. A general trend is detected: entropy and information is transported form the peripherical regions towards the catalytic site of the analyzed enzymatic systems. |
| title | Entropy and Information is Transferred from Peripherical Sites to the Catalytic Sites of Enzymes |
| topic | Biomolecules |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.20469 |